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Commission sends a warning signal on water supplies & urges member states to reduce consumption by 10%

The risk of water scarcity in Athens - Continuous drought in Cyprus and Southern Europe - The 10% target will not be binding - Increasing the percentage of recycled water is essential

The EU organizes firefighting teams and aircraft fleet for countries at risk, such as Greece

Greece will receive four medium amphibious aircraft and Cyprus two light aircraft – Nearly 650 firefighters from 14 European countries will be strategically deployed in high-risk locations

Outdoor photography exhibition: The beauty of Natura 2000 areas in the heart of Athens

A large photography exhibition showcasing the beauty of Greece’s Natura 2000 areas is on display until June 6th, along the fence of the National Garden in Athens

The environmental dilemma: With wolves or without – What scientists say about the case of Parnitha

The decision of the Greek prosecutor to remove the 50 wolves from Parnitha to save the red deer is one theory for the protection of wildlife and flora - The other is the one applied by the Americans, who released 31 gray wolves in their top natural park, the population of herbivores decreased and the environment regained its full natural balance

Study finds the planet’s wealthiest 10% are mostly responsible for global warming

Emissions from the richest in the US and China significantly increase extreme temperatures and weather events, highlighting the need for targeted climate action

Climate change brings tiger mosquitoes to Europe and increases dengue fever cases

A study found that cases have become much more frequent and severe since 2010, corresponding with rising temperatures

What is happening with the dead turtles constantly found in Naxos

Recently, we encountered yet another unfortunate piece of news about a dead sea turtle in Naxos. This is the 19th turtle found since the beginning of 2025

Photograph of scientific research in Helmos awarded in Nature competition

The photo depicts atmospheric measurements taken under challenging weather conditions by a Swiss research team on the Helmos mountain range

“The Frenchman’s Chasm,” the deepest cave in the Cyclades, discovered a few months ago (photos)

A 132-meter-deep cave was named after a French resident of Amorgos who pointed it out

99.999% of the world’s ocean floor remains unseen

The 0.001% that humans have visually observed over the past 70 years covers an area roughly one-tenth the size of Belgium

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